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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRE; FTid.y Jan heeelp,s "er ed, 3o
and about 20 ear' were 10 arrive afsr ? No. ~n'G ,ss
head Tor the co,tcsp@ndns time last eek , -,., &
Mcth aud carload OF local stock was In the yards
Jrr,~T CIV there were 10 carloads Schwartcbd&
sulberecr AMI Is cars Tor export on The lydAn ho9At'
prices ~cTo SUSTAINED gu al grades not many
Yer, onn nv to tholce Bulocks sold OF
a. 5a- 20 per 100 D. The bulk OF the al - 90
stays aud Old ,,cn soli a. 50 ~ 20. Bulls and Dry
shipments VIII include $50 Lave Cattle on the
/, nan & 20 rC s IN tis Mmr,~i maSrms ins
'Lpuent, Tor the week 1O- Lave Cato $3.50 quarters
-aies newton GIs 20 we'' ylrspls StreT' i25o
70 to- Il i5 81 n at 7, 10 ~ AZ D. At &c. III D.
ats 30 TO- HI 10 at at = 90 do
e g !, SEN i,si D. g 20 2 %
n. at s. To- IL TO- u n. At s5o5 % Re"tuk DO 10
y % % lsi$ r. Il % 2lG i.i9@, a. 20
de- ~ e 70 ~ S TO- AZ 30 al At 80 ~ no.
j r seller 90 Il Kentucky steers, 1900 10, s';
"T 7 81 e. .s n s :, q g a. i. 49, S
s 81 lt' ii p d ~. "a b. + 80 ~ *siS il
,e 49, ii p At - &C., TO- az az y p - g p2y q C 49,
lss5 M At - go IL Ilmoi. do 1850 B 81 so n DO 1925
H. at - 10 II do. l2i7 at 50 - oxen. I421 h. al
sherman tGlycr n Pennsylvana steers lG5 %. a,
= 4, 2, %S i "a ri at * * cS %a@ %7
2do 90 u. at 80 2b Bull 1890 H. at - % st-s' IoSo
H. - Eo-enthal 10 Kentucky 1865 10. at "a 10
Oxen. 1917 m. q ST 60 do. 1890 N. ~ ~ 40. -.
Illinois Steers. 10 D. al - 10 10 40
lSg NJ Al 50 %. Odo 1867 N. Al 81 10 -
4. Receipts 40 head Of winch ~ head wei.
r,,r., o i.actltt Feeling nrm ami ar 's,ofs ahd req
Calves ga at29aic. with Common 10 flihr Ne's
selling al GQJrc -, . n, In
l7s n. al do lt3 ~ al GIG
IIlenbrck a Davis. jFod caves 394 ID, at &c VeaIs
lao 10. at Sc; do. l4s n. at DIc ~ ira
suI,EP AND LAMBS -Hcceipts were 23 cars OF 4,Doo
Ciy and at GOtSt I"tal "I
Al. day. 256 49, 800 head for the same to
Is.t supply Oleraic again to-day. HhreP
we're wanted fun ycsera but Lambs were nu
and asior % Prime Choice offered ,,.
Poor Ia Pr,mc sheep sold at 4d69c, Common To Primo
Lambs At 81 lOaS7 per 100 ~ ~, . -, ,,o.
talrs- II. hsrinpIon go Michigan sheep, ~ No. h4|oi
2lg do dew Lambs. ~ 10, al 6i4c. 800 -.
Dilenlrck Dewey ia3 slate sheep. S61 10 at 0ic ess
slO 30 do III h. 5 23S Western do u n, al $50
lpJ do be 229 Western lanns. "a 10 al . &C.
nj $40 Western LaniUs, % ID 70 ~
J. y Pidoock 1919 ohio sheep. SS n. AT Ahc, 40 tahsa
Ewes zoo 10 20 20 800 alsas sheep "a ID, AT - 'o'
2ys do, bS d. AT ~ 20 a., -, on
H. AL Sac; l46 OHIO sheep. IN IN. ~ 80 40: 400
sherman loo Canada Lambs 100 ~ AT &c i03
kentucky Lanbs. % H. at &c. 200 Western no. W ID ."
So 65.
l. r. Hader q Co: 2Os Kentucky sheep 90 n, al ~ w.
4. - kaae - Jerscy Ewes, oS ID, al 80. o $500, r.-
HOGS -heceips a O O9l2 head-32 cars ~ Jo
sey city ~ 4UtsL. and acre Iepoi.o
back named place Total Tor tho week 81 7oo
aganst ~ 7Il umo last week None io
alive and Common 10 Good Hogs may w
quoted at 81 10 as6 20 per 100 b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

RrVyuo Jan. 7.-tdtue- Receipts last - hOurs-ooo
head l04 l., aeat Tor same une As
week consigned through "a cars. OF Wh'en
~ 10 Ia GOOD To Choice HhilpIIssk
Common 10 Fair steady at IS 10 aSi 20. -
bhsep-kecsips sst ~ hour 400 mead totai TOT
thus TAR 5000 head. time last week o. w
head tnfOngb IA cars 10 New YORK 10 "a
sale; market hrIner hut not quotaDly hixt seun
76HS4 %: Choice To Extra 81 20 9tl To' VIZ
AID higher. all offerings taken ~ 81 20 at o.
Hoos keceipts isst ~ hoursl4b head toal LOT neo
thus lU2OU heaG. same time last week H'ov,
consigned through 80 Of which AZ 10 Ne"
prices advanced loo. Light Pigs -
81 IS Workers. 81 10 - 80. Selected ~ "a
Weights "a ~ Coarse Mixed Heavy hnhs " Wv"
s. % market closed 1nn all offerings taken an. -
CHICAGO. 7.-The DToOers Journal reports
Receipts 900 head. Standardization head mNs No.
lOalJ cents lower Oooi TO Extra ~ oo % .,
Common Medium, 81 40d4 20 lockers aba foeaots
81 259s3 TO- Cows. Bulls and Mixed ~ bV9sS So ""'A
NJ 81 ZJds27 10. oo -.rl.x
HogsiteceiptA 10000 heal. shipments 1000 maraes
strOLg csfiy closing lower Rough and h1ci - ~ a
g. 10: PACKING aud ippinE - 7Oeso w; Lrht - Oh
4 10. SkIpA ~ 20 - d. oo. 49,. mar
-noceipts 1900 snipmontA 1000 head M At
ket STEADY. Natives " 5000 ~; Western s2fo@S''''
st LoUIs Jan. 7.-CattIe-heceipts l20 heal snig
mentS $50 head; Al npohasxca nku .oo
Choice heavy Native steers ~ 1904 30 Far 70 o., ts
shipping steers Goa % Butchers steers 49, mn
Prime 50 l0dSs 10 Feedera lar 70 xvou' % '
E2 ~. common 10 choice ~ oO6tS o. mn ,.ad
pens early shade hsn-r than "a
Choloe Heavy anh Butchers s2isenons - ~, an
Pacxine lair good - 661f4 TO- forkerH ms "a ~
"a fancy, ~ 308sso0 Pgs. common !" sooa ." "
Ma So. .... a eoo 49,, ,,srxs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
The exports Of wheat and -four from eight Atlantic ports
from .luly / Ia December 81 1886 1855 and 1884


ports wheat and wheat -four from California orc
gon and Washington Territory from July TO Dee 81 1850
bushels wheat, which aiden 10 The
ports eight Atlantic ports g. l325iO bushels the hr't
hail Of 1885, aggregates b1stOy" bushels iho
~ the United STATES NO" placed Al 453OOo
bushels sulJest To revision, ~hioh may may cmtnR1
duauttv somewhat. The quantity Of Old wheat
len over on July /. 1886 Is estimated at 7G.OOo.OJO
Bushels Of winch 30 900 bushels aside
nent o this 20 OOOOO bushels To Dc added 10
1856 CROP making aggregate supply 4'SOoOo"o
Lu ,hels The home use requirements for food OF
900 sechg aud manufactures aHe from
flour il Iaced AZ 3abOOO,C0O bushels which addc 10 inc
GJ3 busle already exported aggregates 4lOI4OOJ3
Of 81, 26o,3O1 busbcs available
port Jan 1881 10 June 80. 1881 The visible
J. 1897, was 62 ~. sbS bushels Tue guam
INV available Tor l476j62 bushels less Than
quantity the visible wheat The maj crop report may
o hat t.is quantity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
The Old and tho New.

The old styls pills Who docs not know
What agony they causod-what Wool
You walked tic door, you groaned. you signed
And felt such awfal pain inside
And the next day you leIt no weak
You di,in'l want u move or npcah.
Now Pierce's " Pellets" are 40 mia
They are not dreaded by child.
They do their WORK IN painless way,
And leave no weakness Tor next uky
Thu. proving what Is Oft confosL
That gentle means are always oese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
Rheumatism

According the best authorities originates
dton OF the blood Lctc acid position
OF the geatDous and abuminous tissues
blood and attacks the fbrous tissues particularly the
joints and thus the local manifestations Of
The back and shoulders parts usually affected
by rheumatism and the at the knees ankles hips snd
wrists also sometimes attacked Thousands Of people
have found In Hoods ssrsapars positive and permanent
cure for rheumatism This medicine by its purifying and
vitalizng the boo
and 1t also gives strength every function Of body
II you try sarsapariIia.
81 taken Hoods sarsaparilis for dyspepsia
Alternative. with beneficial resultA have
also with good effect regard
OF the best family medicines and would not viii
lingly be without t"-A. b. CURRY. Providence r. /.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists 81 S. Prepared only BY G.
HOOD CO, Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
100 DOaea One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08

Del,oste dIsaases I'm either scr, however inauoosr
speeiiv currd Book 10 cents stamps Address, 70
dsnce Worlds Dispsnsary Medical AssooAaons QUO ~s
q, Buffalo n, X
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Excursions.

ADVERTISEMENTS tOk NE NE rWS
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED a r,i "a.
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23s Broaiway corner s,, a1d
until D. m 953 Broadway. between Iwent!
@ b,ri sfs until D. M sos West INVENT" t..a-
at corner Eighthave 1853 Fourthave corner re- M
80 rb,ri ave- corner .scvsnthst, LUZ inln ~
mgr sItteh st and the HARLEM OFFICE 257 Past one
bn,ard nd twenty st. $500 Thriave- corner Dno
hundred and twenty fh.st up 10 p m at regular on0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
The KINDLY River

OF life IL tho blood From 1t the systom receives all ~ ma
teral OF growth and repair baies every h s pe Kept
body. How necessary then, that tho booa snou 10 -
pure and rich DR. Pierce's Goden Meca Discovery ~
Tho great blood food blood purner se s,mn.
all diseases due impOverisheh OoV
ton. broohitis weAk iungs. scrofuA influenza so' A'
dlseassa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08

o Raw wfnona and st. Paul In
sold mp 20 of La NJ 40 Denver ana mo &c 80" in
come snd 81 higher at 80 - a, s Northern Pacific
comes sdvanesaa ,r ar lI8io and NewOrieans Pacihc
arss were up per cent in at the Stock Exchange
OF unlisted sold 5000 at $3.50 % % ~
Cotton seea v IN, ma Coal Railway 600 az 40 es,srn
S,rreS ZOO at s2G9si nsover and Rio Grande
preferred 35ool al L. Mexican National preferred
Western oVV ,,rooklyn Elevated hIsts CsSoVo' ~
"bsrn Paec dividend Donus o00 At ioOis 0Oi9
Louis AIs d "a o0O 557se56, and fhenix oi
~ so AT so ssaSo 80 ~ sae nor cent in the early
Money ruiz 70 4d5 per cent IN the late business n
hour osury was debtor at the Clearing auding
SUB nsimcss of the sab Treasury tor he ens of
me innndes receipts sac, 400 and pay eco
- 269 81 o. leaving the general naiaeo a. an annsrrn
az inst 232. 799 December ~ ,n the payments
s7 noc md from receipts 100000 for items Whg o
sSect the SubTreasurys account WIN ~ nss 40 and
ury loss a. affecting ns 90 asS oSs for i'm ported
This includes the payment OF SZoooodo rrod 70 the
cold and Si570ls for domestic gold rod Rece,pts
Assay Ofice Todsys operations rrencv balance
$Ii2i;.o5 p rSIn balance 81 81. 74l ADJ ,.u.
Clearing lioa ,S s.a.e Tsau .osa
Tha Limited states Treasury at Washington reeei'0
ssty OOO National bank notes for no internal
The customs receipts were Sooo'oo4 ah" '
The foreign exchanges quiet and nrm n., ~
,ut change In the quotations iS "a ~ and 81 50 for
oug and short sterling respectively md 90 "a
Tor francs "a ie and 94as for reichmarKs' "'s ""N
Cor guildera IL, .o,o ,,.auer declining ls 10
100 O. n Tor money and ll6 to lOO+ Tor account i.r
IN the open market was qno.ea EnIisb standard The
Bank Of England gained so.ooV p hi,r in response
American railways opened generaiy nd thereafter
N veaeniay's closing home quotations. anu Do -.
800 onaf and Irregular without feature Al fars
French per cents declined to 500 a'u s down 70
10 81 52Ia and sight exchange on LONDON was uo"n "
q IA L, frane mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
al siraI jnstruments.

IIISCHER PIANOS, kENOWNED Fun .r sWmC
-, nas West 2sth.si. and s67 BROADWAY lsnsn 'D'''
pnidinsJ. Pianos exchansed ronted or Ins'~In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
Cost an6 5ouno.

OST.-Bank book No. 162. ~ on Dry UO 80
savings bank ANY p~rson having claims upon ..
called upon present. the ssms y N. na and eass
dave or tho sald be dooiArui caheoi'oo ~"
g1ishei and . new onesssuei IN lisu t1erc0I.
1 UST.-January d, between 10th ana Osss
IL sts gold engine turned d'ublc Csc "a rod
onSin stsHchsL Suitable ard WIZ - 20 ~ CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
standard OF classification

For future deliveries the market opened at advance OF
no ponts but became day advanced aud closed
Irregular a decline OF 203 points for the day Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
PHEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF rHi RED ID LINE.
Sailing every twelve DAYS for vene,ueiS a. & "a
r.asnd ~ Curacoa w l. AFFORD unsqutiei oppor.u""
thasa wishing 10 make short voyage 70 tne ,r
Tssa ship specially Quilt for hs trAia srg
vlde WY. ssety The round trip male 10 touf
t,snernl ManagerA IL WalLse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
futures rangei as folio VS..

s As; q. :5s :5$ 81.
IN %sS:, ST. sssSs
Esrey-Sa 61S; sssTSG 2, !! co., Prime
snort H se -s. 70 oo IS - Dry
per gallon ''ranaIsioa g, g,
f.S:T sn. 10y sS $.:s
hys 2ooo ou.h saroy s@cCo Su'n shD Of s
Dat. 1900 BUSH aye loo bush barley $4,000
rroauo. Exchange today the Butter market was
2Sc per lossn or tro.a e"'O'' 'A'
S:ass: s :ssS.s. 4oc5 SSes 81:
Corn easy no N'e $50 Psr sa st 40 20 N sra
81 10. Bulkmcat- nrm: short Ribs - !! y 'aooa--
o. SO "I SS. = OF nn. soo. on the ii y
co1o0 cro AMI s - o 4g PacEa: &
butcher. a iSsI IS NecelUts 300 head 'rUmenr'
MmwagKFE Jan Flour 1a whoa. ,ea ~
30 -. barley No :. Die Provisions lower
Ni F s's.a ' 5.pa:H Sa''sF
SI nseo s, o. choa. ii 10
g wea o 2 55 O%sa sAi $50 cSs On' basy
bush
MSvRAroLls Jan 7-whe,.-Mrrket active, demand at
l s.y ''''' NO. "''' g. '''" ''' '''''1' ~
PNoar Jan Corn new quiet High N!o. &5s 3d. &c
d. 30 NO. @.' ccso n.y. g lTS II 600 6S.S
Osf. h 900 bu,n Rve 500 buslL p nouts-COru 5000
busn. oats 20 900 bush ryc 5000 bush
PnilApErniA I'm 7-Four nrmiy held Mol Western and
PenusylvAna super c! 5Ddsz In extra - - - 30
r... ~ y .sfS .ay 81
Ohio ce 500. o. do do 5lan = 81 Ss 5 81
lous ami southern ilnoa ear - 80 - = % au'9a.
M.nnraoA bakers clear - 2oasi 80 Sde .ts p tUS
- Mnnesoia patents 200 10 choice - - 80 $40
iayorte ornGs - 90 I'VE ao" - o1 20 I"r
yxms - ,p. d,. 1ri a &c spot lots dulL
January ~ s91 sc; feb " gd9!'1c ha1h "
90 or Am g.s 20 lover pIrt demand light sses
sa depot e e~ No 10 Sii r rP S,s epos aeS No
Mixed Cor January ~ Stdc do tor feDrnAry 40 a
a.. MARIE. for .pst "t. raIsi arm ador lis6i
ecrpts sale, No White 39Sc. Western white quoted at
White tor "'". January y,o ,sSs5s'e roei@3ry 5s4S
a. &C.: White STAR choice s. isc' do Far 10 COOL
Buruanks choice 5j Doc Far to Good 80 3Oc'
Pearl choice 800 5Jc. Far to Good - q ioc-....
Provision, steady beef cly family per b0 - o. % la5
az 80 d. 10 nw eav, Ill 00a sl So Hams snioNed per
REFINED 81 U007 - 90 JQU -. butchers loose
| - Buter-Flrm Pennsyyanu ana western
Yofs croaarfy Extra 37c. Western ,ooI 10 choce
Cheese quic NewYork iull cream lsta &c Oho nats
chOce. l2'2d l.. hsgs 'owsr Ienn-y wanna H.,a
r.t in bbs da surar-cdned steady GranOlatoi u 10
d5s.c. Confectionery A. 6tc.: Powdered 5'saqo Feed
fon; 5000 bbia Wheat $4,000 Oasn Corn 3sOIO bush
oats 1000 bush shipments -wheat 5000 Uush Corn
! Loo Uusn. oats 5.OO' OuSn
| TOLEDO. Jan. 7-whcat steady. Cash s2tc bid May
| s9's- bid. Corn steady CASH at 5Ic -..O1,s =
:. so i.eceUts "wht 900 oush corn gns;
1000 OusL Cora 5000 bush oats 1000 bush Clover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
You are Cord ally Invited TO ,uend

OF THE McACLiY CRrMoRNE MISSION,
To he held az lOi West 32lsL lnear tthaye 81 u
Jan o 1851 AT N. M Nm < 10 PR q III ~ MI
Brief addresses may expected from heys lnhsy
C H. Parshurst Geo. Aexaner also Messrs j. ,s
St.arns A. T. atch Talcolt H. A Seare anu
friends Of the Mission. Singing charge OF Messrs -
GORDON and :. W COE lNIEhEoliSo A"'' >
MONIES BY THE CONVERTS.
Zion Church Maisonave.. cor % 10y
January ~ at a. M and p H. Bishop beieh VI oH'' "
preach al the morning service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
100 Doses One Dollar
Relislons Notlfes.

At the Scotch Presbyterian Church l4thst. near 9th
ave. the Pastor Rev. Dr.. HAMILTON will preach at 1890
. m aud p. m.
At BIoomin adale cformed Church. Broadway and sSth
s-Dvine services, sunday. conducted by Rev CARLOS
MARTYR. at H. "A sinful saint Al 745. the second OF
studies the Book OF Genesis The First Man and the
First Woman" The public invited
At the Collie iate Dutch Churches
Morning service at IL o'clock evening servicaata
ATTHE CIU RICH. 4th. st. and Lafayette place.
Rev. T. w. CHAMBERS D. D., will preach In the morning
Rev. L. l. TAYLOR will preach IN the evening.
ATTHE CHURCH. 29th st and SHAVE
Rev. WM 0RMISTON, ID. d., will preach at both services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
Religions Notlres.

Jane Street Methodist Ppi-cop,l Church. Rev ~
THOMPSON PastIr. Preaching 81 IN 80 BY the pssoe.
Mrs CARRIE CLARK will conduct the event servroe ~
745. She will also the religious services which vii
be held evening next week. except Saturday
All welcome -s'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-07
Public Opinion.

Iowa State Register.
The public in general looks upon
everything new with distrust until
convinced Of its being as represented
and q success. Such Is Phosphate
Lemon Rye, manufactured by PhOpha-
tic Lemon Rye Co. st. Louis Mo-, both
in regard to the Ingredients 1t contains
and It's beneficial action on the human
system. It supplied the waste Of nerv-
Gus system, perfects and regulates diges.
ton, aiding the kidneys (thoes impor-
tant organs of the body) to prefOrm
their functions properly and will build
up the most dilapidated constitution.
The rate by which the little ones ~ to
an early grave from exhaustion 10
alarmina. Many are, and more could
be saved, by administering to them
some pure life-sustainlng medicinal
tonic. for which Phosphate Lemon
RIVE is unsurpassed. Parents and
guardians, give this . thought and
help the little sufferers. Recommended
by all physicians who have tried it
once for sale by all drug storer.
81. Louis, Mo-, May 10, 1885.
It affords me pleasure to state that I
have been using Phosphate Lemon
RE to a limited extent, having direct
ed and observed ito use In sevesal cases
and have not In the use been dtsappoin-
I'M its effects. I consider 1t . very
Wholesome stimulant and tonic, with
antiscolitary power and hepatic excl
tant. Respectfully.
GE0. H. FIELD. u. D.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-07
1000 FoR noes.
Impure Feod Productive OF lopure go
Unhealthfal Pors. -

InDufO rOo0 sProoucttve OF AoPuFU -
Unhealthfal Perb.
Almost any thing is supposed to bt
good enough for . hog to eat. provided
it will eat it. Why this idea is &C
prevalent. it is hard to say. unless II
be because the hog has such strong
digestive powers, and is. therefore,
able to make use of food that thu
stomachs of other animals will
reject. The hog has the longest di
gestive canal, or intestines. of any Of
the domestic animals, the sheep com.
ing next with 20 feet to the hogs Is
feet. But while the bog has the long.
est alimentary canal. it has also the
smallest stomach. The stomach AMI
contents of the OK are said to average
III per cent. of the entire weight of the
body; of the sheep, q per cent. and
of the hog. /. per cent. But when il
comes to the intestines, the case Is re.
vcrsed, the intcstincs of the hog and
their contents constituting 81 per cent.
of the entire weight of the body; of the
sheep, 3! per cent. and of the OK p pei
cent. So it would seem that the won.
derful digestive powers of the hog de.
pend upon the length and capacity Of
the intestinal canal as compared with
the size of the stomach. 1t can digest
and assimilate more food in a given time.
according to scientists, than any Other
animal. This is why it lays on fat SC
much more readily. But is this any
reason why it should be compelled tt
live on refuse which no other ANNA
will touch and which evidently will mo-
produce wholesome flesh for human
foodp The meat is made of what tn,
animal eats, and even the splendid di
gestive organs Of the hog can not puri
fy wholly that which is impure, ant
convert it into wholesome and nutri
tious diet for man. For us, we wan
no slaughter-house fattened pork, n,
distillcry slop pork. no pork made from
the undigcstcd material taken from
the manure of other animals. As VI
prefer cider made from clean apple
with the rot and worms left out, SO VI
prefer portland we like good han
and bacon-made from clean, swce
food, and that Of the vegetable kind
In this way, We stand chance to stee
clear of tapcworm and trichnie, AM
We have much solder, swccter mea
than can be made from animal refuse
distillery slops and rotten vegetables
We have known farmers, who wer
fond Of pork. that never ate pork ava
from home unless they knew how it ha
been fsd and fattened. They mad
their own pork out Of clean food, fe
to clean lot of hogs, kept in clea
pen. We sympathize with the squeam
ishness of such men. 1t has founda
ton in reason and is conservative {
good health. National LiUe- Stock Jou'
/
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-07
AN ELECTRIC LOG.

A Californian's Valuable and Successful
Maritime Invention.
The electric log invention by Ber-
nard Faymonville of this city was test
ed on the ferryboat San Rafael. Mr..
Faymonville has brought electricity in
to service, and by means of his inven-
ton the master of o vessel may recline
in his snug cabin and read off the
miles his craft is making at any time.
night or day. His log consists of .
brass cylinder, with four blades or
fins. The cylinder revolves on its
swivels, practically frictionless, and
in turning acts upon a small cog
wheel inside, which causes 3 short in
terror cylinder to turn, and every
ten revolutions breaks the circuit.
The battery is on board the ship, and
the register or indicator is placed in
the captains cabin, or anywhere con-
venient or desirable. There may be
several registers distributed for con-
vcnience over the vessel. The wires
for the outward and return currents
are attached at one end to the register
and the other to the log which is drag
ging behind the ship. Ten revolutions
breaks the circuit. and the mile hand
on the dial of the indicator registers
one-tenth of a mile passed over. and
one passage of this hand around the
dial denotes mile of distance, and
another hand moves forward one-tentt
of ten miles. It passes around the
dial once in ten miles, and the third
and shortest hand passes around in
one hundred miles. When the San Ra'
fael had backed out of her slip and
headed for Sausalito, the log wa.
thrown overheard.
The little instrument worked almos
unerringly, seldom failing in its Office
and never from any fault in the prin'
ciple. Whatever defects appeared wert
purely mechanical, and can be RENE
died without any trouble. The rate o.
registering can be regulated to any
number of revolutions. The correct
ness of the work of this instrument
was shown in the fact that, taking thu
speed of the boat as indicated and tn.
time occupied in making the trip. l
gave the correct distance between Sal
Francisco and Sausalito-a trifle owe
six miles. The log was in the waite
both going and returning. and workes
well all the time. The results of tn
trial were satisfactory to all who wit
messed it.-San Francisco Call
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-07

The Russians of Archangel claim to
outrival Pasteur. having long used the
alisma or water plantain as q cure for
hydrophobia. They say there never was
known case in which its application
failed to effect a cure. The plant flow
ers during the summer, and should b
collected during the month of August
The roots must be dried and grated,
and be given in doses night and morn
ing, two or three doses are enough 70
cure hydrophobia in its acute stages,
either in men or animals, and the RENE
dy may be used even for the mad dogs
themselves. During the twenty-five
years that this herb has been employed
it has never failed. and the province Of
JULIA can produce . large number Of in
stances of the cure having bean eject
ive.-C0urt journal.